The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29

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Canvassers. Saturday, November sth.
George f. Beane has put a new drive
way in front of his establishment ON
Plainfeld street.
The body of a still born child was
found in the swamp back Of Taft 4 Wee
den mill. Monday afternoon.
DIR. W. IL. Bowen, Of Middlebury. Mass.
will supply the pulpit Of the Plainheld
street Baptist church next Sunday.
Use Johnston's Healing Lung Balsam
Cures any cough that is curable. Pre-
pared and sold at Johnston's Pharmacy,
9Sl High street.
Mr.. Edward A. Singleton has been
selected to act in company with Mr..
James Foster as accompanist of the
Union Dramatic Club.
If you want skein yarn remember we
are selling it for l2lc.
l.. l.. GRRRNK x Co.
Irons BLOCK, 0LSEyyILLR.
The Union Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. b. :. Magoon. 342 Plainheld street
next Wednesday afternoon and evening.
The usual bean supper. TO which the
gentlemen are invited, will be served
Pryce Owen, the Delaine street baker,
has come ont with new wagon that
"takes the cake" the bun and in fact the
whole bakery. 1t is IA handsome vehicle.
The worst coughs and colds whether
recent or chronic, readily yields 10 John
ston's Healing Lung Balsam. J. John
ston, Registered Pharmacist. 93l High
street
One Of the sights on the street on
Thursday was a dog on horseback. The
little fellow was quietly enjoying his ride
looking around to see if he was observed
10y passers by.
Patrick and John Cunningham who
were killed in the boiler explosion at Har-
lem, II. H., Monday were formerly resi-
dents Of Olneyville They will be brought
here for burial.
Johnston's Healing Lung Balsam con-
tains no opiatcs but it reaches deeper i'm
TO the lungs and air passages than any
other medicine. j. B.Johnston, Register
ed Pharmacist, 93l High street.
The curbing Of Plainfeld street near
the end OF the car route has been com
pleted much to the delight of abutting
proprietors who had become disgus;ed
with the stones lying in front Of their
estates.
The Social Dramatic Club met on Mon
day evening of this week. Several new
members joined the club. A drama has
been selected and the parts assigned and
it is expected that it will be given about
the middle Of December.
Louis Aldrich, whose success in "My
Partner" was phenomenal, will be at the
Providence Opera House. Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, November Sd, 4th and
5th. Mr.. Aldrich is sterling actor and
always draws full house.
Mrs. Mary Fox, resident of Delaiue
street died at her home Monday of ma
laria of the heart. The deceased was SO
years ofage and a most estimable woman
The funeral services took place Wednes-
day at st. Marys church.
1t was enormously stated in the Rough
and Ready Banner that the hose used 10y
the Company was purchased Of the Amer
lean Supply Co. II should have been the
American Multiple Fabric Co., which il
located on Hartford street, Johnston.
The call in the town meeting notice for
an appropriation for a crusher cannot be
acted upon, az il is outside the new law
in regard to making appropriations.
which requires that only Mt the annual
financial meeting shall any money he
appropriated.
Chevalier Ira Paine and wife, the for
mer the champion pistol shot Of the
world, have been filling successful
engagement at the Boston Howard Ath-
enmum this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Paine
are residents Of this place.
Sunday night is All Halloween eve, and
ducking for apples. etc, will occur in
many families, and the small boy will
HE himself away to some neighboring
cabbage field, and steal the heads Of
cabbage and bang the peaceful citizens
door.
The committee appointed by the Par
ish Aid Society Of ST. James church 20
arrange for an entertainment and cafe,
have decided TO give it on Wednesday
evening, November 2, at the church
rooms on CourtlAnd street. Caterer Til
linghast will furnish salads and cream.
II was intimated in the TINES last week
that the Johnston water commissioner was
in some way responsible for the frequent
bursting Of the water main on Stokes
street. The street being in the city limits
il il fair 10 state that the Johnston man
in no way concerned in the matter.
Mr.. Henry c Nickerson and Miss Alice
Rounds were united in marriage on Mon
day, the oath inst. Mr.. Nickerson il a
conductor on the Plainfeld street line and
the bride is one Of Johnston's estimable
daughters. The newly married couple
will begin house keeping on Webster